Analysis: Will Petraeusā Tactics Work in Afghanistan?
Yesterday, newly appointed General David Petraeus issued his first new directive in the Afghan campaign stressing the need to avoid civilian casualties.
Iranās Regional Grand Project Wobbles
Iranās region-wide geopolitical project is now imperiled on multiple fronts, including at home.
Why Consociationalism is Not Helping in Post-Conflict Settings
Many of consociationalismās benefits are short-lived, and come at the cost of increased corruption and deadlocked politics.
The Search for a New Equilibrium in US-Pakistan Relations
Here's why Pakistan is still an important piece of the puzzle for American foreign policy in the region.
Bidenās Vision of US-China Relations Begins to Take Shape
Recent comments by the US president-elect suggest that Beijing will soon need to grapple with its worst-case scenario.
Something for Everyone in COP21, But Is It Enough?
Somewhere between the media triumph and private cynicism lies the truth about COP 21.
Guyana’s Rise and Caribbean Regionalism: Point of Friction or Rallying Point?
Venezuelaās ongoing military build-up near Essequibo represents a major test of CARICOMās diplomatic cohesion.
Is Japanās New National Security Strategy a Paradigm Shift?
Responding to a shifting geopolitical context, Japanās new NSS weds proactive deterrence and cooperation to an exclusively nationally defence-oriented policy.
The Implications of Iran Joining the SCO
Iranās progress towards joining the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) will be an important development to watch for during upcoming June 23-24, 2016 SCO summit in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Amid Budget Uncertainty, Italian Debt Holders Quietly Head for the Exits
Nervous investors are shedding Italian debt ahead of the new coalition governmentās first budget.